In Madison, Wisconsin, Jeremy's friends do not believe him when he tells them he saw a werewolf in the forest.

Jeremy is the first to spot the strange creatures living in the forests near Madison, Wisconsin.

In Madison, Wisconsin, Jeremy's friends do not believe him when he tells them he saw a werewolf in the forest.

In Madison, Wisconsin, Jeremy's friends do not believe him when he tells them he saw a werewolf in the forest.

In Madison, Wisconsin, Jeremy's friends do not believe him when he tells them he saw a werewolf in the forest.

What do people really know about werewolves? One dark and unfortunate night, Everly realizes she's been wrong this whole time. A werewolf is not a handsome boy who shape-shifts under the full moon like the movies want us to believe. Instead, a werewolf is a blood-thirsty monster. With dead animals being left at her house and a rising body count, Everly and her younger brother, Simon, are on a mission to discover who is the monster causing chaos in their small town. Turns out, they might be in over their heads. The werewolf may not be acting alone but among a pack.But what they soon discover is something is even more horrifying. And now, nothing is as it seems...

In the early 1990s people around the small town of Elkhorn, Wisconsin, claimed to see strange, hairy, wolf-headed creatures that sometimes walked upright and seemed not afraid of man. The canid sensation was soon dubbed Beast of Bray Road, after the location of the first reported sightings. Author Linda Godfrey began investigating this story and soon found herself in the middle of a national sensation. Nobody has ever been able to prove whether the beast is a flesh-and-blood werewolf or will-o'-the-wisp, demon dog, or noble animal. But the author gives the reader plenty to chew on. Make up your own mind, if you do so at all, only after the marrow has been extracted and well digested.